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Looking for outperformance? Jon Najarian thinks you’ll find it in the social media space.
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Discussing the future of Facebook amid weaker performance from Zynga and Groupon, with CNBC's Jon Fortt, Julia Boorstin and John Carney.
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The game site company beat Street expectations but posted a net loss in the first quarter as costs jumped sharply. Mark May, Barclays Capital analyst and Ken Sena, Evercore Partners analyst, break down Zynga's numbers and the play on the stock.
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Colin Sebastian, Robert W. Baird & Co. analyst breaks down the mobile media giant's earnings results and weighs in on the company's outlook and competition.
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Allscripts shares plunge in a slew of bad news, Amazon shoots up of blowing out earnings, SBux matches but shares fall, Europe’s debt woes weigh on the market.
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Mobile daily average users grew to 21 million in Q1, up from 12 million last quarter. CNBC's Julia Boorstin has details from the company's conference call. Meanwhile Peter Nesvold, auto analyst at Jefferies, offers a preview of Ford's earnings tomorrow.
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Check out which companies are making headlines after-the-bell Thursday:
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Stocks closed near their best level in thin trading Thursday, with the S&P rallying to 1,400, as hopes for further stimulus from the Federal Reserve seemed to overshadow worries over the jobs market and some tepid earnings reports.
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Zynga’s earnings, revenue, and user growth all came in slightly higher than expected.
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The company reported quarterly earnings and revenue that beat Wall Street's expectations on Thursday, sending its shares higher in extended-hours trading.
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CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports on Zynga's Q1 earnings, saying monthly active users increased 24%, but average daily bookings are only up 8%.
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Futures lost footing Thursday, dipping into negative territory, following the weekly jobless claims report that showed the four-week moving average rose to its highest since January and following a handful of earnings news that disappointed.
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All six partners at Andreessen Horowitz are committing to donate at least half of their lifetime income from venture capital investments to charity.
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The "Mad Money" host reveals his earnings expectations for Celgene, Exxon-Mobil, Amazon.com, Deckers Outdoor and Zynga.
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Find out why the “Mad Money” host not only likes the Facebook IPO, but the company’s prospects in general.
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A new service that grades how each of Facebook's top third-party apps respects consumers' privacy was released late Sunday by research firm PrivacyChoice.
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Check out his full “Game Plan” for the days to come.
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CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports on under the radar stocks on the move, including Zynga, down this week ahead of its first earnings report next week.
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It seems like every week we see another VC-backed company go public and the stock soars — most recently, Splunk stock jumped 109 after going public. With such profitable exits, one would expect venture investors to clamor to pour money into startups. But in fact, the opposite is the case.
